We are all used to brides rocking multiflower wedding bouquets, with plenty of texture, dimension and greenery, with berries and seed pods, but due to what’s happening in the world, micro and at home weddings are number one now, which means a bride won’t need a complicated wedding bouquet with lots of elements. If you are a micro or at home bride, why not compose your own wedding bouquet yourself without fuss and wasting much money? Even if you don’t know how to mix and match blooms, there’s a good way out – a one flower wedding bouquet! Just take your favorite blooms -as many as you want – and voila! Your bouquet looks too simple? Add greenery or some foliage you have at hand and that’s it! I’m ready to share both types of one flower arrangements to inspire you.
One Flower Wedding Bouquets
What blooms look beautiful without any other additions? Classics like roses, peonies, lilies, callas, ranunculus, baby’s breath, any dried blooms like lavender, billy balls, lunaria, astilbe (using dried flowers you are also getting a very trendy and edgy arrangement), relaxed and rustic blooms like hydrangeas, chamomiles, daisies, most of blooming branches like cherry blossom and most of wildflowers. Just rock them with some wrap and that’s it – a beautiful bouquet is done! If you want more eye-catchiness, pair up different shades and tones of this flower, and this color block or ombre effect will make your bouquet cooler.
A classic white ranunculus wedding bouquet with a matching wrap is a stylish and absolutely timeless idea to rock.
A classic and sophisticated cascading white orchid wedding bouquet is a lovely idea for a refined modern bride or for a tropical one.
A chic one flower wedding bouquet in white, with neutral ribbons is a lovely idea for a modern and refined wedding.
A monochrome blush peony wedding bouquet will never go out of style thanks to its tender look and its ability to give every bridal look a soft and delicate touch.
A daisy wedding bouquet is an amazing idea for a wildflower or rustic bride, for a woodland or boho one and looks cool.
A dreamy wedding bouquet composed of only baby's breath and white ribbons is a very chic and very romantic idea.
A lavender wedding bouquet won't wither, it will have a lovely calming aroma, great for a summer bride.
A lovely astilbe wedding bouquet is a pretty addition to your wedding look and will bring a bit of color.
A lovely white and blue hydrangea wedding bouquet is a cute way to add your something blue to the look.
A lovely white sweet pea wedding bouquet with ribbons is a gorgeously ethereal idea for a spring bride.
A white and pink wedding bouquet is a one flower arrangement that looks more interesting thanks to two different shades.
A white anemon wedding bouquet wiht a black and white wrap is a cool idea for a classic black and white wedding.
A pink baby's breath wedding bouquet is a fresh idea for a bride who wants a new take on something traditional and a slight touch of color.
A pretty chamomile wedding bouquet is a fantastic idea for a wildflower, rustic or boho bride is amazing.
A refined and glam wedding bouquet of white calla lilies is a timeless idea for any bride and it looks amazing.
A super romantic and chic pink one flower wedding bouquet is a gorgeous solution for a spring bride.
A cute cherry blossom wedding bouquet.
A white and blush rose wedding bouquet is a one flower combo that looks more eye-catchy as it includes two different shades.
One Flower Wedding Bouquets With Greenery
If you want a more interesting bouquet, rock the same types of blooms with a bit of eucalyptus or just foliage you like, the effect will be fresher and the look will be more modern. Greenery will bring more texture and interest to the arrangement and it’s not difficult to match it with the blooms. Want even more eye-catchiness? Then go for berries or seed pods, they add more interest easily. Take a look at the ideas below and get inspired!
A beautiful and dreamy white ranunculus wedding bouquet spruced up with some eucalyptus is a chic and lovely idea.
A blush peony rose wedding bouquet with eucalyptus and matching ribbons is a lovely and very girlish bouquet idea.
A king protea is a large bloom that is enough for a small and catchy bouquet, though you may add greenery, too.
A lovely and chic white rose wedding bouquet with neutral ribbons is a chic and refined idea for any bride, such a combo always works.
A pretty and small wedding bouquet of lily of the valley is a gorgeous and fabulous idea for a spring bride.
A white hydrangea wedding bouquet is another classics, which can be refreshed with a bit of foliage and looks amazing.
A white peony wedding bouquet is timeless classics that matches any bridal look and brings a touch of romance to it.
A white peony wedding bouquet with some greenery is a fresher idea than just peonies and it looks cuter and more modern.
A white rose and blush rose wedding bouquet refreshed with eucalyptus and white ribbons looks very dreamy and very chic.
A white rose wedding bouquet with greenery is a chic and beautiful idea to rock, it's a fresh take on classics.
A white tulip wedding bouquet is classics for a spring bride, and you can easily compose one yourself without any help.
A wildly romantic blush and purple lilac wedding bouquet is a gorgeous idea for a garden bride, for a spring or summer one.
An easy and cool wedding bouquet of only baby's breath and eucalyptus is a lovely idea for any bride who wants something romantic.